Is the zoom hardware shouting "welcome to thunderdome" at frequencies we can't hear so that the the app will realize it's in the thunderdome?
If so someone should make a jammer.
If so someone should make a jammer.
When it works, it means someone can walk into an appropriately equipped meeting room, and the software on their machine detects that. The audio, video, and screen sharing all route through the meeting room, rather than the laptop. Virtually zero involvement for the user.
I recall that if you were not signed in to an account on their Org, it would only show up with you as that you were a guest in the room, and you could not do much/anything without someone from that org authorising you.
I dont know if the token is long lived, i would hope its rotated frequently.
i also suspect that because it's above audible range, your average video compression might strip it out.